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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25

Serrt. Bates, the Union vet of lag
bearing tramp fame, writes fr0m Florida so
the grand ar1nyite, Tuttie, who lately aired
his ideas anent the south waiting its
chance
We have iue pasture iands and might rir-l
gur attention rl sle 1reeiing VI iicAIases. bat
We ARE satisfied that we ,an nsvere0mpefs with
lowas saiiinr production. -ince your srsat
speech we have concluded t1 abandon -lle en-
terurise Ind leave l0vI IN The rndiHputet en-
oynlent 9f what We trust nIay prove 10 be-
profitable monopoly
This fellow Tat1.e's recori, by the VIZ,
d growing worse and worse. On the heels
Of the story Of his cotton speculati0ns. while
an army officer comes Information thaf, IN
1875, be was sued by 4 Nauchez Saloon
keeper ID rgcover bIood-money iaid u have
been exacted while n cnmmand at NaoEhez-
Omaha riri Horrors DON'T you come
near me. 80 yaa arg one of those giris who
posed sr that Boston photographer are
you ?"
Boston Girl "Are Yog crazy, There y
nothing the matter with this photogrzph.'
aNothing the natter with itl It's 0Htr1-
rgous. And this IL what the B0ston girls
caH art, is To"
"Oh I see what yug mem now No,
indeed was not one Of those awful W.
men Who had their picnsres tlEen as Greek
go,leIesses. Mercy. DO. No respeeia5ls
person wog.d ID tiiai
But what B this pichirs hereg ~
'sEIow hopelessly ignorant you Western
people IRE That Is IN ny bathing sait. -
Hotel Keeper L want 10 put up some
sort OF 4 H0tice 10 keep Eaests cut Of the
back hall -ome Of them have ,oeinto the
kitchen, and the chief csok is very jealous
Of his professional secrers."
Friend 'Sead our and ger No All
mit1Ince' sicu-'
Hotel Keeper "Thaf sounds too harsh
I Eant something wlicf Won /. look - much
Ike 1 regIlar 8r'ier-s0me mOttJ or other .
Friend @Oh Pur ever the kitchen door
n biz lertezs Iznorance II bliss"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25

INDIAN Glue menus everything. ONLY cts.
i a loUtic. For sule by d. D. EBE.
- r0NEBRAEERS Extracts for sale by
= G.. .. EBT.
GtCCTlIBEES IN brine raadY for pickles. for
y sale lv L. D. EBT.
ID IRE Cider Vinegar and / Ful Line Of
i spices for sale By O. D. EBT
TUsT 5hin1 0f ID. one yirI Good r0haccu for
81 -ven---iiva ceurs 1t o. D. EBT'S.
a. RATELT Lucy Hinton, Hold 2 FIst. Cher
VI rv ant other grades Of r0bacco. Fll-
ine COR safe by G. D. EBf.
IrRESH .0t lf lmpurte, olive OIL. iust rs-
IL egiveti nc C. D. EBTS.
MASCNS Biac.rEg md Frank llIers Shoe
u Dressing &C q. D. EBH :.
E'LNEsT Line and cheapest Toilet Soaps N
i Town lt o. d EBT'S.
IEArHEK Ren0vlrer nearly new, vii De
Il 50id cheap lv addressing e.. D. EBf,
October = 1856. Chariest0wn, w. "a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25
CNMN SeeN .8sais. SIsafs

thousands si1tfering f-Dr Asthma, Con-
sumption. Coughs. ETC. Did you ever ~
AcIfsrs Eng ish Rernefyy Z Is the best
preparation Known 6lr al Lung Troubles,
sid On A positive guarantees at n9c., 5lc-
GE0. LufHT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25
TIE -z=.:s:- g. M-.rz.
Fire Insurance Company.
E.~r AB---EED 1873.
Il. ALELANl ar. secrstlrr-
..Ecs lsll Building Court -ltse iic'i-
-LartgstlVl-

nTF.Es 1 le people lf Jefferson County
I , Insurance l safe Company l5 -le ictIla-
..sr DC insurance vl.cl IS 10 lcn cheaper man
ie -llas lsua ,ldrgt- Iud Keeps ie money
ir home l0lG ~a.Is --lu -espoual1le par'les
ara lr-lstL
.-.rrri--. committee meets sverT F-,iuv.
--,----es-y s. W-ura. Esnrv 3. 1aven-
1rI- + Garland Z l-zf. john W. Aiter, ~ H.
r Lewis R. Preston chew VIM. D. WILSON,
vr-ere Baker s. IF t lslil--lu- ll1les -og-e,
-rl-.es W SON. John j. Lirrle. llccn g.
IIa-n. .. r W Esr- -saac i. -l-,.er.
.t = u --L m ...--.-...-.- 'li -'illli b.
g DA E1 1C rs ------.---.-.--I 'llsi,lar-
Tr-rr--rz e.. Illl--rzE-Y - White. Wm-
r Lewis 1l-ele -.iiar --,la,c II -l-,ier
p .lew 81 m. N slll-r1u-
-rrl. ts-v-s -Alild-tvIr-4- O. shirley
Fl-rrrs Fsr-v-, hls. q. r--u- Shepherds
-v1-L GLENN g LuIiei,a-,. -.-ar,l. .lalr-
-rl-..s.,v1- -.F lsli1--,r II Ale--in'ier.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25

SNOleS c4n.s. M. - or :'sa1ai sraa5isd tii Eit5
WINDY C1Iic. Teething Pains. or
stomach Disorders. cal De relieved
It once ty using AcikErz Eaby SOOther-
T. contains 10 Opium or M0rphinn,
hence Il sale. Price s5 cents. Sold By
GED. T LIGHT
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25

THE BarHer ShCp one door West Of Carter
1 House laa leen -alit1tsd lnthan,.sOmeiV
til-llsned Win improved Chairs. &c. ant VII
be- conducted lv samuel Brown. Customers
lrs assured Of cleanliness IN al The appoint
meus. lnd -amlCr-.l1ie, prompt InC COURTEOUS
IC-eulul. 1AM- a. bAl y,
August IS -3S~.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25
GEORGE TRAVIS,
Farmers.

livery a-uer should have 1 IN Of our
j. Brown lr Reel PAINT. Il ia pUUup N mi
one gallon cans. l.readv -0 pvt Tn The very
-hinl. Cor painting rates. pumps r1uts. Ind IL
sorts lt AR -cll-1ll-Il lupiemenrs
A1SC TTE Y co.
t~- rs ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25
Meals and Lunches
J:zg::g : Hg::g:
GlHPEITElS lIl HIISI HIIIlIRS
Chariesr0wu, Jefferson County W. Va.

I11-i- lB lll1 LII 4lII1 I9AlD LII,
Chariest0wn, Jefferson County Wv
TEE Undersigned have enOaret NO CO.
l. Partnership for the nCrp0ge Of e-ecl,tlng
AZ work in -heir Ene. we l-s Tot without e1-
per anca, and hGpe 80 give enETn satisfaction
70 II who may enuTIst lheir work 10 Is anu
PROMISE prompt execution and reasonable
charges. JNO. D. JOHNSON,
rEOS. B. HENSON
June 3 1885.
MOODY ESANKT I9g1nna-I, :, J. and l.
CCEQOL CPPLIES-I have Iust received
- i stock Of school Suppiies-Lead Pencils.
slate Pencils. Pens lnd Pen H0iGers. CnmpG-
sidOn Books.
DLCTU Re Z F-.I.llls.--l.!ftretiy lovely CORES
i DCndenca Cards Daisies Playing CarTis
from % crs 70 = cts. Mourning Paper and En-
VelCpes
VACUUM OIL. for HIrless Carboic AciG-
~ cts. per buttie Insect Powliers. ~ cts.
h.-tiie very best Hog Powders, ~ cis: % -
Sold bv GEO 7. LIGHT,
Ocr. 1g. 1884. Dz1sgiEt.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25
JEFFERSON COUNTY MUTUAL


ETN1. OF HARTFORD,
-is largest ami most popular Co IN A1leric''-
lfir-t,r.i Li., lud Annlity lf alr-lur-
E.raa8le Life Assurances -ocieiy OF Us
}lrulal Lie Insurance. C1., lf N. T..
Eme OF View York.
PLuu.E 3f E.lr-lur-l.
C1rarenral. lf Nsv York
1aaholv 1t Wheeling
German. ai Wieelnr
-i,..~,ool lnG london lit Globe. lt England
-.,.. ..r-..st slrai.n Company doing business %
America
lTENr--
MING -hepharisrrvu
-.BAE-N flLtI. lrllet.s
Il- W L.A.- r. M-t,-evlT.
DHl- E TRAIL. EIrper ttr-y.
ryrr,i .clcsmeur DC -le cuudi-ona lt all
v,-sler -rsIllca Companies 'eprasenleu -l
-lf. sancv vi le found nc Che Clerk office.
4, .erlrE.ilca with State avs AL losses
1rrmur.- l,s.,isrs'i uiG gald l5 our Office
EaspecaIlr ---..--,,
WASH yFrQN Y ALEX4N- 1h,
-..,,-.,.,.-,- rf r.-4 A-eula.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25
For sale.
Charlottesville Cassisseres.

FRESH nv1ice Of these celebrated roods
\ INST rsceired To chose VINO have worn
-laul Do -ac0m nentiIrl0u IS necessrrr-
0rr = rsg5 GEO W r HEAR RSLEL.
TNsECCS AND VEEMIN.-Fer-ian LlsecE
1 Fowler Uylir-a OH 1nd Carroic SOap, Qii-
var Nsr-ur-a. Ointment. lnd Bed Bug POI
SON A1S,l UrE y co.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25

OWES HOUSE.
" European PiaH
Lltg PENNSYLVANIA AVEN z,
Ysar-he Treasury Washington Ci1y-
Elegantly furnished Rooms, single, aouhie
OF al sliBa. sl-00 and sL50 per iay-
special -atss tor the week month"; or .an..er
DUFFY * LEANNARDA
D.c ISL ErDprieE0rs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25
REPAIR NQak A SPECIALITY,

We have secured the services 0f Mr. Th0s.
Rvln, so iIvGrahiT known Tor years n connec-
-0u Win Mi ElwKs Factory 30 execute the
woodwork On our manufactures
Eopmg rd receive a tiiir share af your patrun-
l.-e We pledge ourselves 70 rive you value re-
ceiraG.
SCHULTZ u PEDNEUX.
Es-shops on Blcomery rurnpil1e, Squares
rom Nam 81.
INV y Lsg5-IE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25

Iu-urlnce A-c etf
oHce Gibson Building ChariesroVn-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1887-08-25
s = &C ClFiC S .

7 HAVE opened 4 .irst-cass EATING HOT So
l. Oh POST OFFICE AVE EN- U 3, where [ VII
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-12

Samuel Il. Todd, John:H. Wharton,
Jane NJ. Smith aid by Tracts No,
l and 3.
Tract No. ., containing Two Hun
dred and Thirty-fiye acres, more or
legs, lying on Rabun Creek and
Rerdy River, and bounded by lands
Of Samuel II. Tsdd and by Tracts
No. !, , and !.
Tract No. 4, containing Two Hun
dred aud r~hirty-Sye acres, more or
less, lying along Long Lick Creek,
and bounded by lands OF Mrs. jane
IL. Smith, John III. Wharton, B. \.
Anderson, Il. +. Wilcutt, Mrs. II. I.
Dunklin, Anderson and by Tracts
No. and D. plats can be seen in
Probate Office.
Tcrms-Onc-half cash, balance
on a credit OF twelve months, with
interest from day of Salc. The
purchaser to give bond and Il mort
gage Of the premises to SECURE
credit portion, and pay for papers.
a. " '"HSaiDE.
JUDI, ''..i
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-12
Probate judges Sales.
of South Carolina,
COunty OF Laurcns,
COURT OF PROBATE,

Pursuant to Judgment of sale in
the following stated cases, ] will
sell 1T public cutlery, At l.aursns G..
H., on Sale Day In November next,
being Ionday, the 7th day Of the
month, the property described IN
each case, upon the terms specified,
to wit:
In the ease of Melmoth FLEMING.
a. Administrator Of George II.
fIeNing, decd, Va. Mary Simon!s
ct al.
The Homestead, Tract No. l., con-
tanning Two Hundred and Fifteen
Acres, more or less, bounded by
lands Of John Lanford, II. a. De-
shields and Others, lying on both
sides OF Greenwood, L%aurcns and
Spartan burg Railroad, within two
RIFLES of Mountain shoals. Upon
this tract il two good tenant llonses.
Tract No. ,, containing One Hun
drcd and Thirty Acres, more or
less, bounded by lands of 4. y.
Thompson, estate Of VIM. Mills and
Tract No. I, lying on both sides Of
said Railroad, near Mountain
Shoals, and within one mile OF Ora
Station. These lands are well wa
tered. fine bottoms and i'm Il high
state of cultivation.
Terms-Onc half cash, and the
balances on II credit Of twelve
months, with interest from date.
The purch sci TO give tond and a
mort age of the promise. to secure
credit portion, and to pay for pa
pcrs.
IN the case OF Irhy ID. Pullman.
"a Admir- Of Elizabeth Putnam, de-
ceased, NJ. Peydcn Putnam ct al.
Tho following described property,
lying, be'ng and situate fl the
County a al State afore:aid, to wit
All that tract or parcel Of land,
containing Twenty-eight Acres,
mere or less, bounded by lands OF
Martin Riddle, j. NJ. Leake and
Lanson Owens.
Terms-One-hnIf cash, and bal
ance on - credit of twelve months,
with Interest from date, to be Sc.
secured by bond Of tho purchaser
u mortgage of the premises, with
leave t" the purchaser to pay the
entire bid In cash. Purchaser To
pay for papers.
In the case Of David G. Smith, az
ExeeHtOr IF Joel w. Anderson, de-
ceased, va. Jane Maria Smith.
The following described property
Of the estate Of Joel w. Anderson,
deceased, lying, being and situated
In the County and State aforesaid,
10 wit:
Traot M. /, Homestead, contain
Ing Two Hundred and ThiPty-five
acres, more or less, lying between
Long Lick Greek and Rabun Creek,
aud bounded by said creeks and by
lands Of Mrs. Jane NJ. Smith and
Tracts No. 2, 8 and 4.
Tract No.2, containing Two Hun
dred and Ninety-eight acres, more
or less, lying on both sides OF Rabun
Creek, and bounded by lands Oi
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-10-12

absolutely worthless than other
wise.
While we say this, we do not in
the least undervaluc tho impor-
lance Of q thorough training for
farmers. 1t is we'll for them to
study agricultural chemistry to be
able to analyze the soil and the
like; but we have in this State a
tax to support two colleges, one Of
which gives a thorough agricultural
education to all who may desire 1t.
We do not believe the peop'e Of
South Carolina will sanction r
measure which will impose still an
tax for still another college. The
part of wisdom IL, if the State has
surplus funds to invest in cduca-
ton, improve the schools we have
instead of building other colleges,
which the poorer classes cannot
reach. Let the country schools be
improved.
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Executors

BY virtue OF autrN ,o.
us we will sell, on iliy
vember next, being 20 . o.
the month, Mt I,uur ,- @ II
O'clock, or rs SOC 81, e. ~ :,
possible, the f~ollovTG. . ",,. Ne
longing to the ca: ,fa ,.
Williams, decor
One tract Of u ..,.s
In the County OF ,., tie
OF South Caroline ....n... 2lT
acres, NOR: or les. landed by
lands Of j. o.. G. Ficiuing. S. y. Ma.
bors and tracts No. , and B..
Tract No. =, containing 1871 acres
more or loss, bounded by lands Of
j. u. &. Fleming, estate OF j. III.
Fleming, deceased, and Nos. 1
and y
Tract No. 3, containing 178 r
ION or less, bounded by lands OF
Rutherford Dramlett, Austin W.
BrnHIlett, VIM. Bryson and tracts
No.. I aud ,.
The land herein described Is on
the Jtno OF the g., l.. & 8. Railroad
md she SpaTtaBburg dirt road,
about OIr miles FROM Laurens G..
H., known RS the l.. O.. Williams
place. Zach tract has tenement
houses and Is well Improved.
Tcrms-One-half cash, balance
OH 81 credit of II and two years,
with interest from date, secured by
bord or the purchaser and q mort
gage Of tho premises. Purchaser
to pay for4ppers.
Parties FTesirIng to purchase ut
private salSshouid cali OF the un.
derSlgned before Sale Day In No.
vember.
Plats can be seen at the Office OF
Probate Judge.
q. +. MosELEY,
l.. T. BROOKS,
JOHN w. LITTLH,
Exr's estate Of l.. q. Williams.
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NOTICE.

a new bridge ACROSS Indian
Creek, Jseks Township, known as
Mason's Bridge, will be let out to
the lowest bidder ON the 18th day
OF October, 1887, at ~ O'clock NJ.
Specifications presented ut the let
flag OF said bridge with the right
to Objectto bids.
JAMES BELL,
Chu'H, 3D.. c. G. II q.
etoSsf ~, 1891, 4
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LAURENS, s. G., Get. -, 1887.
TIE ADVERTISER has given as

TIE ADVERTISER has given as
iruch editorial space to a personal
controversy as it can afford. Hence
forth whatever we may have to say
IN reply to Mr. r. II. Crews, OF the
Herald, will be printed on our
mammoth supplement-, which we
scnd out with the paper; so that
Nose who desire to read further
an do so, while those otherwise
~iisposed can discard the supple
lent. IT IS sent out free oil
barge.
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no LEAPS IN THE DARK.

This is "a government OF tho people,
i,E the people, and for the people, or
kce-h8tders are public servants. They
have no inher*nt right to tho positions
they "ccupv. Their first duty is to their
constituents. They should hc held to a
strict aer, mntahility for the discharge OF
their official ebiigations-"public Office
is a public trust
No public officer is above criticism or
superior to s But while his IL
true, it Is also equally and %'ainfnlly r
that there are onice-holders in South
Ca rolipa and else whcre who do not rep
resent any well defined political Issue.
and who are In Office simply by rensSh
Of the loOsc-jointed way in which the
people have elected their reProsc nts
tivea. 1t is necessary that there shall
be closer bookkeeping in the future, or
the account Of tho Onicc-holders with
the People will never be balanced.
We are pleased TIA, I there Is q growing
demand in this State for an 'opcn and
:. go discussion OF political iRsues"-for
an exchange of confidence between the
candidates for office and tho men who
cast the ballots. Several OF our On
~tcmpOraricS ave adopted tho view en-
tertained and frequently expressed by
the .SeTS dHi COHIicr in past political
campaign, and demand that candidates
shall nleot the people and discuss the
leading issues Of the day before They
shall bo nominated for Office. There
inus' 10 an enu 10 DarR-uD0r politics,
and tn time has come when b people
must mako their own states. irrespec-
tive or tho wishes und designs Of por-
sonal
The above, which we take from
the Neps and Courier Of the 4th
inst, sounds well. 1t is undoubt-
eddy correct as far rs 1t goes, but
the .Neus and Courier does not
touch upon the practical point
How would you have this "free and
open discussion" to take place? In
the newspapers, as Is suggested by
m contemporary, or, In "A canN ass
OF the state by candidates for the
Democratic nomination before the
Meeting Of the convention? We
are in favor Of this latter plan of
discussing issues.
1t Is admitted on all sides that
the time for "back-door politics" Is
past, and that personal caucuses
ought to give place to the will Of
the people, but the question is as
to the mode Of effecting this.
When the next Democratic Con-
ventiOn assemblies, and a PROPOSE
ton IL made to postpone nomina-
tons until this discussion takes
place, we doubt very much If some
Of the lower counties will vote for
such q measure. Charleston, for
instance, knows too well her pres
ent strength III Democratic Con.
ventiOns, whore the delegates arc
composed Of mel who are cOmpar-
atively ignorant of the views and
sentiments Of prospective candi-
dates, to sanction a measure that
would weaken this power.
We trust, however, the Democ.
raey OF the State may take q more
liberal view Of this matter and
take steps to put In OBJECT the senti.
ment expressed by the Rie,ss and
Cowfer. We shall 500 what we
shall see.
South Carolina has just as much
use fog q State superintendent Of
Education an4 q County School
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DO WI NEED IT?

nv ESED
whether VIZ have a preliminary
canvass or not, one issue at least,
for years to come, and until 1t is
decided by voters of the State, will
meet them at every primary cleo
ton. That issue is the question Of
n separate and distinct agricultural
college. Last week we gave II three
column article from Captain Till
man, in favor of this separate col
lege, without comment. This, like
all other questions which involve
tht expenditure ot the peoples
money, should be calmly and intel
li&antiy viewed by the people be-
fore action is taken.
1t appears to THE Advertiser
that the question involves no great
principle, but is more a matter of
expediency. 1t is but just and
proper to have a separate and dis
tinrt Agricultural College II the
people of the State arc willing to
bear the burden. 1t will, at Il rea-
sonable estimate, cost 100000 to
build the college, and not less than
$4,000 per annum afterwards. IL
the collage worth the price to those
rho pay the tax? This after all is
Tie question to be decided. OF all
he colleges in the United States,
mat Of Mississippi is sought out by
the friends Of the measure as the
model. II all that Is said Of the
Mississippi College be true, 1t Is un-
doubleday n good institution. But
We have scores Of other separate
and distinct Agricultural Colleges
~ this country which are as BAR
ZEN OF practical results as a college
which makesno ~pretentiOn towards
an agricultural education. Why
do these institutions not copy from
the great model set up for this State
10 follow? WIN are they not rs
good as the Mississippi College, or
what assurance have we that when
established ours will not be like the
hundred barron schools and not
like the one which IL found to bear
fruit?
To take the history of manual la
Dor schools from The earliest date
TO tho present time, we find that
those which have been deserving
Of praise base derived success from
the man who directed Its cOurse-
the president. we 6pd that In
nearly every instance, when fine
president Of n honrishIng manual
lc dor has resigned or died, the use
illness of the school was gone
Not having a Eiephen ID. Loo In
TO take charge, we think this
college Nould be n costly expegi-
aisnt, wiIIoh, from present indfga.
tler would be Diose likely to provo
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south Carolina has just as much
use fog o State superintendent Of
Education ane q County School
Cora1lb sinner NJ r sslarY of f50
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-02-10
Gas Explosion atIrondaIc.

We learn from q reliable source that
they had frc.damp explosion at the
Irondale coal mines ono day last
week. Ben Shuttlesworth, one of
the miners, was badly burned and is
not expected to live. Ohe other mi
ner was also considerably burned. 1t
is current that the manager of the
works, Col. Nemeygie, is doing all he
can to suppress the true facts in the
case, fearing, perhaps, visit from
the State Mine Inspector who, many
claim, would condemn the mines as
unfit for men to work in with safety
to their lives. If it be true that gas
collects in those mines in such guam.
titles as to imperil the lives of the
miners, the Inspector Of NJ 1es ought
TO be notified Of the fact whether it
pleases Col. Nemeygie or not.
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3GwELRE
Opposite Glades Hotel, Oakland, Md.
Very Latest Patterns,

ana Le" quality not made than the
beer n tho jewo
to mo guaranteed
Pa"" III of
sell you piece Jwoly for phf PEUd
udeav
that Kind you know just what prices
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what True Merit wiIIDo.

The unprecedented sale OF Bos
chee's German Syrup within a few
years, has astonished the world.
1t is without doubt the safest and
best remedy ever discovered for the
speedy and efFectual cure for Colds,
Coughs, and the sevcrcst Lung
Troubles. 1t acts upon an entirely
different principle from the prescrip.
tiOds usually given by physicians.
as il does not dry up Cough and
leave the disease still in the system,
but on the contrary removes the
cause Of the trouble, heals the parts
affected and leaves them in purely
healthy condition. A bottle kept in
the house for use when the diseases
make their appearance, will save
doctors bills and long spell of Sc.
rious illness. A trial will convince
you of these facts. 1t is positively
sold by all druggists and general
dealers in the land Price - cts,
large bottles. l-20-S7
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-02-10
Died,

Blanche. little daughter of Roy c.
and Lille Stone, died Sunday morn.
ing and was buried in the cemetery
here at > o'clock on Tuesday,
Blanche was bright child and her
taking away at so early an age the
saying, Death loves shining
mark" was fully exempli6ed. The
parents have the sympathy of the
people in their sad bereavement,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1887-02-10
NinInnndthc ItnIInm.

An Italian named John Pacelly,
who claimed to have been boss on
the new Cumberland and Piedmont
railroad, came to Oakland week be-
fore last with cOlored woman nam
ed Viola Leftridge, and procured a
license to marry from Clerk Tower.
We have not learned whether any
one having authority married them
or not. The scoundrel ought tn be
apprehcnded and punished. He com
mitted perjury when he swore before
Clerk Tower that his intended wife
was a white woman. The parties
went east from here Oakland Dem
ocrat.-These same parties were re-
fused a marriage license here some
time ago. They are MOTTO be bafIIed
IN their intentions it seems.